Nolan Ryan fires second no hitter of year in 6 0 win
DETROIT AP Nolan Ryan pitched his second no hitter of the season and struck out 17 as the Angels blanked the Tigers 6 0 at Tiger Stadium. Ryan becomes the fifth pitcher to throw two no hitters in one season, with two months earlier no hitting the Royals. He said he still needed to work on his pitching.
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Brewers tighten lead in Texas League west
The San Antonio Brewers swept Alexandria in a twin bill as Bob Grossman struck out 14 to shut out the Aces 2 0 in the nightcap. In the opener Joe Azcue homered and Duane Kuiper drove in a run as San Antonio won 2 1 while Memphis beat El Paso 9 1 and 8 2 to widen their margins in the East.
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Pro football camps see stars absent amid player unrest
Quarterbacks Namath Morton and DeMarco miss camps as Cowboys salary dispute heats up. Namath at Hofstra after weighing 205 pounds and will miss a week for TV tapings. Morton demands trade, while Manders and Jordan weigh contract impasses. Rams and Bears announce retirements. Parks unclear on Oilers participation.
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Brain Wins in Shrine-Robinson Golf Open
Deane Beman, famed for brains over brawn, completes his convalescence with a closing 67 to win $25,000 at the Shrine-Robinson Golf Open. He finishes 271 17 under par at Crawford County Country Club, one stroke ahead of Bunky Henry and Bob Dickson who tie for second with 272.
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Colt League Playoff Opens In Alpine Tonight
Colt League playoff action starts at 7 30 p m in Alpine as local league representatives face the El Paso All Stars. If needed, the series continues in El Paso with games at Kokernut Field and Sun Dodger Field.
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Auto racers shine as McCluskey and Revson win big
Roger McCluskey won a 200 mile Indianapolis type race at Cambridge Junction Mich equals pace of 134.429 mph. Peter Revson captured the British Grand Prix as the second American in two years to win Formula 1. A. J. Foyt also won a 200 mile stock car event at the same meet. Denis Hulme finished third in the Grand Prix with Johnny Rutherford second in the Michigan race. Bobby Allison won pole for a 300 mile race at Trenton which was rained out and reset for Aug 5. McCluskey has earned over 146000 this season and total winnings hit 21078 in these events.
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Weiskopf triumphs at Troon in British Open thriller
Tom Weiskopf wins the British Open at Troon with a 12 under 276 to match the event record. He edges Johnny Miller and Neil Coles who finish at 279 while Jack Nicklaus ends four back. Weiskopf admits the linksy course puzzled him but birdies sealed the victory.
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Koch wins Trans-Mississippi after late surge over Cullins
Gary Koch of Temple Terrace Florida defeated Guy Cullins of Denton Texas 1 up in the 36 hole finals at Prairie Dunes. Koch trailed by four after six holes in the afternoon round and finished strong with birdies and an eagle on 17 to clinch the title.
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